Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-02
Serious Accident.

costs OF suit.
Serious Accident.
About o'clock last evening Mrs. H. S.
Burns took Mrs. G. w. Morrill,, Misses
Lulu and Adelaide Durvall, aud her
daughter, little Irene Burns, aged about 3
years, out for a buggy ride in her two
seated vehicle. They were going along
Eighth, street between G and H, when
their horse SHE'D at a bonfire One of the
other ladies, in an effort to assist Mrs.
Burns in controlling the animal, caught
hold of one of the lines and pulled in such
a manner that the vehicle was cramped al
most TO upsetting, and all its occupants
were thrown out. Mrs. Burns had her
hip dislocated and suffered a severe scalp
wound; Miss Lulu Durvall had a leg
broken, and was slightly bruised; Mrs.
Morrill, fell upon her head and face, which
were badly bruised; little Irene was also
severely bruised, but Miss Adelaide Duyall
escaped almost unhurt. The injured ladies
were taken TO their homes in the vicinity
of Eighth and + streets, where they soon
afterwards mad their injuries attended to by
physician. The horse ran away with the
buggy after its occupants fell out, and was
caught at the passenger depot by Peter
Morgan, one of Phil Douglas wrecking
crew. Neither horse nor vehicle were
much the worse for the trip. The animal
IS said to De dangerous one for ladies to
drive, having bad habit of shying.
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Charles OFT was tried for unsuccess-
fully attempting by means of verbal threats
to obtain $25 from NJ. Stadtler, by declaring
that he would have him sent to State Prison
for stealing defendants wagon two years
ago. The Court found him guilty, and he
will receive sentence this morning IA
Johnson was convicted of disturbing a
Salvation army meeting, and was fined So.
ALBERT kagees case of petit larceny
was further continued until the Sth instant
MARY McCarty-Farr, arrested for hay
ing been drunk, was not in a condition to
appear in Court, and her case went over
until to-day.
WHERE TIE MONEY GoEs.-The State
Treasurer report for the month of August
shows that 1850 "a was paid out as fol-
lows: San Quentin State Prison, $13. 500 O3;
General Fund, ST. ,2l2 SO; Drainage District
No. 1, 1854 IS; State Drainage Fund, $33 90;
State School Fund, $3.50. 1913 81; Jute Re-
volving Fund, $262l3; Bank Commission
ers, 1886 80; State Library Fund, 81 1863 OF;
Supreme Court Library, $3.50; Mining Bu-
reau, $i49 .; Fish Commissioners, 1884 40;
San Francisco Harbor Improvements, $13,-
$40 So; Insurance Commissioner Special
Fund $l02 10; State School Land Fund, $50.
OPEN-AIR CoYCERr.-The Hussar Band,
George C. Holbrook, Director, will give an
open-air concert IN Capitol Park this even
ing, commencing promptly at $50 o'clock.
The programme is as follows: March,
Royal Entry" overture, Twilight
Hour wsltzes, German" Kiessler
schottische, Lasey; " Dear One Far Away; :"
selections operate serenade, d" Magnolia"
Missud quartet, Ceballa,n Pettee-coro-
net, alto, baritone and tuba; Sells Bros
galop.
AUCTION SALE.-W. H. Sherburn will
sell at 10 \. N. to-day, at salesrooms No. 1913
X street, parlor set of six pieces, walnut
bedroom set Of seven pieces, ash bedroom
suite, cottage suites, five Brussels carpets,
show case, fifteen sacks dried fruit, consist
ing of plums, prunes, peaches pears,
apples one sack Brazilian nuts. marble
top sideboard, walnut secretary and book
case combined, pictures, 5000 cigars, extra
bureau, stoves, crockery and glassware,
tinware, etc.
A. NJ. E. CHURCH CONFERENCE.-THE an
nual Conference of the A. NJ. E. Church,
opened its twentieth session August 3lst, at
10 A. NJ. The Bishop of the Conference,
Rev. john u. Brown, d. D., being absent,
the Presiding Elder, Rev. P. r. Green, was
appointed Chairman pro TEN. After religi-
Gus exercises the Secretaries were elected
and the Chairman appointed Conference
Committee. Yesterdays session was taken
Up in the reading of reports from the vari-
GUS appointments.
BIDS FOR SUPPLYING PAPER.-Bids fol
furnishing paper to the State Printing Office
were opened yesterday, but owing to the
absence of two of the members of the
State Board of Examiners, no action was
taken. The bids are from H. S. Croker Il
Co., Blake, Mofltt & Town and Hicks &
Judd The firm of Cunningham, Curtis &
Welsh sent samples of paper, but their bid
failed to come to hand 1t will be several
days before the contracts will be awarded
ALMOST observation-disclosures residing
on the lower Sacramento report that the
scale-bug, so numerous and destructive
during the past two or three years, has
this season almost disappeared. 1t may be
that the season was unfavorable for it. bu
il is probable that the measures taken tc
suppress it had considerable to do with tht
disappearance.
THE RAILROAD HosPITAL.-Dr. Thoma:
". Huntington, Superintendent of the
Railroad Hospital, reports as follows fol
the month of August: Patients in hospita
August LIST, 81 admitted during the month
10Y; discharged, 100; died, 5; remaining
September LIST, Al Total number of private
house and Office patients treated during thu
month, 253.
CAUTIoN.-No piano but the "Mathu
shek has the tuning-pins pushed into
solid iron frame. John f. Cooper, Sew
enth and J.
FALL MILLINERY OPENING, Friday ant
Saturday, September I'd and Sd, at Barber
Pealer's, gu and 623 street.
I'M. Headquarters for Y. NJ. l. Ex
change cards at Sl4 street